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Gravity Of Love

Bad To The Bone

Gravity Of Love: Wish

Every pretty girl in a big city recognizes the soundtrack of street harassment—“Hey, baby,” “Yo, sexy,” “Where you goin’? Let me tag along.” Bad to the Bone bottles that daily frustration and shakes it hard. History lists no Black woman serial killers; we’re not known for the kind of cold-blooded cruelty. Yet Black women are murdered every 4-5 hours. Since the red-pill rhetoric exploded in 2020, the violence—on sidewalks, in living rooms—keeps climbing while the headlines stay quiet.

This novel asks: What if the hunted stopped running and started hunting? It’s a cathartic scream, not a manifesto—an imaginative, razor-sharp warning about what happens when a society keeps poking the same wound and acts surprised when it finally bleeds back.

Gravity Of love part one was written while I was at the end of a Traumatic 8 month relationship. When things got bad in the relationship I would go into a fairytale world in my dreams where I would meet the same girl every night. Some nights I would see her face, some nights I couldn't . She treated me like a queen. She made me feel loved and wanted. spoiling me with love and affirmations. a few times I woke up from the dream next to my real life girlfriend crying. Wishing I was Still in my dream . Wishing the dream was real. The girl I was with ended up leaving back to the east coast two weeks before I released Gravity Of Love. 2 months Later I met my now Fiancé who I believe was the girl from my dreams.

Gravity Of love Wish is part two of the three part Novella Series. There are a lot of people in this world who chase the wrong love. That's All I will say for now .

I wrote The Ex because I’m addicted to a good mystery—and few real-life puzzles are messier than interracial dating. The hurdles are unique: an ex who swears they’re the only “type” you’ll ever want, or a mother who hovers, praying you’ll return to someone who mirrors her own reflection. I poured that tension into this thriller, turning everyday micro-aggressions and family politics into high-stakes suspense. I’ve never dated outside my race, but I know the land mines—and in The Ex, every one of them is set to blow.